Saudi sisters found dead

The bodies of two deceased sisters from Saudi Arabia have been repatriated from Australia. The two had fled to Sydney to start a new life there but were ...

The doors were not forced, and no injuries were found on their bodies. This was initially denied, but the appeal process was still pending when the two were found dead in their bed on June 7 this year. Because they were women, they did not dare to stay in Saudi Arabia any longer.

The bodies of Asra Abdullah Alsehli, 24, and her 23-year-old sister Amaal were found in their beds in their Canterbury apartment on June 7, but police say the ...

A source familiar with the sisters’ application told the newspaper one of the women had applied for the visa on the basis she was a lesbian and the other applied on the grounds she was an atheist. The revelations come following reports the sisters had attended a “girls-only queer event” in January where they told acquaintances gay women “live in fear” in Saudi Arabia. There was a further claim one of the sisters was escaping a forced marriage. The bodies of Asra Abdullah Alsehli, 24, and her 23-year-old sister Amaal were found in their beds in their Canterbury apartment on June 7, but police say the women had been dead for more than a month when they were found. The sisters were seeking asylum in Australia, and it has now been revealed their application for permanent protection visas was rejected, The bodies of two Saudi sisters found dead in their Sydney apartment have been repatriated to Saudi Arabia, the country from which the two asylum seekers originally fled.

The siblings were found dead in their Sydney apartment in June. Two months later, police have revealed a development.

A source familiar with the sisters’ application told the newspaper one of the women had applied for the visa on the basis she was a lesbian and the other applied on the grounds she was an atheist. The revelations come following reports the sisters had attended a “girls-only queer event” in January where they told acquaintances gay women “live in fear” in Saudi Arabia. There was a further claim one of the sisters was escaping a forced marriage. [found in their beds in their Canterbury apartment on June 7](https://7news.com.au/news/sydney/what-happened-to-asra-and-amaal-mystery-of-sydney-sisters-found-dead-at-home-c-7685352), but police say the women had been dead for more than a month when they were found. The sisters were seeking asylum in Australia, and it has now been revealed their application for permanent protection visas was rejected, [two Saudi sisters found dead in their Sydney apartment](https://7news.com.au/news/nsw/bad-vibes-unpaid-rent-and-crucifix-claims-the-eight-strangest-twists-in-the-tale-of-two-dead-saudi-sisters-c-7730149) have been repatriated to Saudi Arabia, the country from which the two asylum seekers originally fled.

The bodies of two sisters found dead in their Sydney apartment have been repatriated to Saudi Arabia – the country they had fled as asylum seekers.

Very afraid of something. However, the sisters are understood to have attended a “girls-only queer event” in January where they told attendees gay women “live in fear” in Saudi Arabia. “They mentioned that they were from Saudi Arabia, and we talked about what it is like to be queer there,” the source told The Guardian. It really does appear to be a tragic suicide,” a senior police source told The Daily Telegraph. no forced entry. The bodies of two sisters found dead in their Sydney apartment have been repatriated to Saudi Arabia – the country they had fled as asylum seekers.